Sale Mulatto slave, age 19, 400 pesos. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Juan de Salazar sells to Diego de Perez- Juan a 20 year old mulato slave for 400 pesos. (T. Barnes) (1976) additional slave sales- 0299-0300- 1 Mulata, age 43, 380 pesos. 0304-0305- male, female and 4 children, 1950 pesos. 0304-0305- 1 Negro, age 22 0304-0305- 1 Mulata, age 24 0304-0305- 1 mulatillo, age 2 0304-0305- 1 mulatilla, age 5 0304-0305- 1 mulatillo, age 7 0304-0305- 1 mulatillo, age 7 0305-0305- 1 Negro, age 22, 500 pesos. 0312-0312- 1 mulatillo, age 7, 250 pesos. 0313-0314- 1 Mulata, age 23, 600 pesos.

Joseph frees his 35 year old Mulata slave, Manuela. (T. Barnes) (1976) additional slave sales- 0262-0263- 1 Mulata Blanca, age 16, freed.

Juan and Antonia sell Agustin, a black slave to Valerio for 450 pesos. (T. Barnes) (1975)

Miscellaneous documents, including lists of arms, funds and papal bulls sent to San Luis Potosi from Nuevo Santander. F. 230-231 gives a list of the number of arms (Espadas, Lanzas, caravinos). F. 133 gives a list of the number of bulas. F. 134 gives total cost figures. F. 134 also gives an account of the total money received pertaining to the creation of new missions. F. 236 is a list of prices paid for Indians, of cargo costs, and of costs of founding new missions. F. 237 advises payment of money to six needy families. Other documents concern amount of money assigned to various missions and the salaries paid to soldiers. Ff. 139-140 are especially important as it contains the monthly cost breakdowns for the years 1777, 1778, and 1779. (P. Lenz, September 1989)

303-312: Informe from Bucareli to director of temporalidades asking that Arroyo Zarco administrator be replaced by Aysa due to poor administration. Informe from Garay to Mangino regarding end of the ranch's seizure. Aissa asks for funds for repairs. 313-336: Montoya Garay provides inventory list to Ayssa which includes extensive and descriptive list of chapel and vestry items, household furnishings, books, kitchen goods, laborer tools, bed sheeting, store items, personal debts, farmhand salaraies, livestock. 342: Virrey grants permission that Mangino come to capital. 345-352: Escala Guller grants permission to Thomas Escala to buy and sell his properties. 353-354: Montoya aska virrey if taking horses from his own hacienda is permissible. 355-358: Mangino infoms virrey of financial losses to Arroyo Zarco caused by troops and sailors that are housed at the hacienda. (J. Hiller, October 1988)

Bill of sale and title for sale of a slave in Durango. (D. Deeds) (1976)

Records of 3 slave transactions by Jesuits in Durango. Descriptions of each slave included and in some Cases prices as well as misc. Comments as to advisability of sale, conditions etc. (D. Deeds) (1977)

Documents concerning enslavement of Chichimec Indians and Indians from Sinaloa, New Mexico and Nueva Leon, requesting king to issue cedula freeing these Indians and prosecuting slave sellers. Also, note that Maos from China also enslaved and sold. Includes correspondence from fiscal Haro y Monterroso and from Audiencia de Guadalajara. (T. Sheridan) (1979)